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DEIB in the Workplace: How Inclusion Causes Belonging
Too often, design decisions are made from a top-down perspective, assuming a universal “ideal colleague” who rarely exists. What senior management needs from a workplace may not reflect the needs of the wider organisation. True inclusion requires a shift: from designing for our colleagues to designing with them. So, how do we embed inclusion into our projects to achieve the objective of creating a genuine sense of belonging within a new workplace? When physical space is de
Malini Thakurta
2 days ago


DEIB in the Workplace: The 'I' in the spotlight
We often talk about workplaces being "fit for purpose", but what does that actually mean? For me, it's when workplaces are designed with DEIB in mind. Allowing every single person to feel they belong, can thrive, and contribute their best work - their purpose. Whilst diversity helps us identify needs and equity levels the playing field, inclusion and belonging ensure that everyone feels welcome and accepted. This ‘ I ’ and ‘ B ’ is pivotal for all when it comes to the physica
Malini Thakurta
Jan 14


From Medicine to Workplace Consulting
A few months ago, I made the transition from clinical medicine to workplace consulting, and safe to say, it’s been quite the journey. While there were certainly some culture shocks at first, I was surprised by how many common traits emerged between industries that, at first glance, seem worlds apart. 1. Listening to people In medicine, you learn how to take a medical history; how to ask the right questions to build a clear picture of the situation while developing trust and r
Fabiola Mann
Jan 7
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